The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-08

! ton and discipline OF the Military
Forces of the Kingdom.
! Noble Castle moved the bill just
read be printed Carried.
Minister ThurSton gave notice of the
| following bills: a. An Act to amend
and consolidate the law relating TO
| immigration; % to amend section
of an Act entitled an Act TO repeal
chapter 10 of the Civil Code and 10
regulate the Bureau of Public Instrue-
| ton approved January 10, 1865; 80
an Act to amend chapter IL of the ses-
sion laws of 1856, relating To the
public health.
Noble Castle moved the following;
That the Assembly meet for bust
ness Mt 10 o'clock a. IN. of each day eX-
cept Sundays and such other days rs
the House shall from time TO time, by
motion, decide and shall continue in
session with an hour intermisSion at
noon till p. M, excepting on Satur-
days when the Assembly shall adjourn
at Il o'clock. Carried.
Noble Smith read the bill Of which
he had previously given notice, relat-
ing 10 corporations.
Rep. KamauOha gave notice of 4 bill
TO amend article IS of the new Con-
stitution.
Minister Ihurston read three Of the
bills above given notice of, relating to
public instruction, public health and
immigration. The last named is rs
follows:
An Act to Amend and Consolidate the Law
Relating 10 Immigration,
Be Il Enacted 81 the Hing aud ths Legislature
Of The HUc1iiTi hiHgdoU:
Section l. There shall be, and Is hereby
created, a Bureau in the Department of the
Interior, to be styled the Bureau of IDlmi-
grafton, for the purpose of controlling,
experimenting and regulating the immigra-
ton of laborers and other immigrants.
Sec. ,. The said Bureau shall consist of
the Minister of the Interior. who shall act
eX otficio as the President thereof, and i've
other members, who shall be appointed by
His Majesty the King, who shall be known
as the Board of Immigration.
Sec. 3. 1t shall be the duty OF the Minister
of the Interior, with the approval of the
Board of immigration and the Cabinet,
from time to time to make aud promulSate
such rules and regulations, and to adopt
such measures as may be deemed necessary
or proper to promote immigration from
abroad. and for the good government, con-
troll and protection of immigrants that may
come or be brought into this Kingdom; and
also to make such regulations as may be
NGSLuCn GAHSOlGuls COuCSIulLl1 Tue lSALuS VI
contracts of service, or asslgnmentto service,
of any immigrants who may come under, or
enter into contracts of service.
Sec. 1. Such rules aud regulations and
amendments thereto and changes therein, as
may be adopted in accordance with Sec
ton of this Act, shall be published in a
newspaper IN the English language i'll Homo
lulu, and shall thereupon have the force of
law.
Sec. .. Any person who shall violate any
rule or regulation adopted and published in
accordance with Sections 3 and.4 of this Act
shall be liable to a fine of not more than one
thousand dollars, and any Police Justice |
shall have jurisdiction of such offense.
Sec. 8. Moneys appropriated by the Legis- !
lature for the objects contemplated by this |
Act, shall be paid out of the public treasury, !
upon the order of the Minister OF the In |
terror.
Sec. Z. An Act entitled IAN Act to provide |
for the importation of laborers, and for the /
encouragement of immigration, dated 3Oth |
December, \. d. 1864, and an Act entitled /
IAN Act to extend the powers of the Bureau /
of Immigration, dated 25d June, 4. ID. 1865, [
ana an Act entitled IAN Act tn promote i'm /
migration" dated 23d June, 4. D. 1865, and /
all other laws and parts of laws inconsistent |
herewith are hereby repealed.
Rep. C. Brown asked question of I
the Ministers relative to the Loan /
Act
Minister Thurston referred the hon
orable member to rule So which speci- I
ties the manner in which questions I
are to be asked.
Minister Green said he was ready /
and willing at any time to tell the /
whole story of the loan, and he would .
bring in a bill relating to it. As it
was now nearly noon, he would not
have time to explain the business
properly previous to the hour of adj
journment.
House adjourned TO 10 o'clock Satur-
day morning.